State News

The 1st District Court of Appeal upheld the elimination of a majority-Black district stretching from Jacksonville to Tallahassee.

The school district determined that a complaint about the book came from a woman who did not live in the district.

The court said police involved in fatal shootings cannot not withhold their names — nor can crime victims.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will consider special permits that would expand where alligator hunters can hunt.

The court denied a motion by two partimutuel companies to halt spots betting while a broader legal battle plays out.

Sen. Jennifer Bradley of Fleming Island filed a bill that would require property owners to tell buyers whether flooding has ever damaged a property.

A Florida Senate panel backed the proposal, which also would apply to parents of military members who died in service.

Two developing storm systems — one over the Gulf of Mexico, the other over the southwestern Caribbean — are to blame for the unsettled weather.

Two of Florida’s biggest universities fear legal liability if they follow a DeSantis order to shut down pro-Palestinian organizations on campus.

The congressman discussed Trump, oil drilling, the House speaker and more in a wide-ranging interview with The Florida Roundup.